LaLaLaLogging! Keeping track of Baby….
GIVEAWAY ALERT! Details below….
Newborn babies! Wondrous little things, but boy are there a lot of things to keep track of (especially difficult when functioning on no sleep, and breastfeeding so no java to perk up the brain…ah, the memories!). I remember my hubby making an Excel spreadsheet with our first (yes, he’s THAT guy), just to keep track of the feedings, sleeping and the ever-asked-about diaper output. With our 2nd they sent us home with a few worksheets stapled together. Worked alright, but we were forever misplacing it and so our documentation was a bit, um…sporadic, to say the least. If I’d had Aunt LaLa’s Log from RosieBear, there’d have been less scramble and more logging!
This baby journal is superb for tracking all of those basics that the pediatrician (and your mother, mother-in-law and nosy friends that really seem to like to talk about baby poop) will ask you about. They come in a fabulously hip selection of prints, and there’s also a twins version available. Along with some basic info in the front, including a place for tracking weight, you have 90 days worth of charts for tracking your wee one’s input and output, along with any other miscellaneous event you’d like to track. Make sure to take it to the hospital and I’m sure the nurses will be impressed!
Aunt LaLa’s Log is the perfect supplement to that gigundous baby book you’ll try ever so hard to keep up-to-date, and makes the perfect gift for expectant parents. Nice and compact, it will fit perfectly in that sexy new diaper bag….
Mamasigner : Deena Wachtel :: www.rosiebear.com
Mama Log Readers receive 10% off ! Just enter the site here and use code ‘MAMALOG′ during check-out (must enter the site via the special link in order to receive the discount!).
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So how would you like to win this Aunt LaLa’s Log? Just send an email to contests @ themamalog.com (no spaces) with ‘La La La!’ in the subject line. Entries must be received by midnight PST, Fri., June 12.







(That’s French for ‘artist’…)
You can certainly use this as a basket all on it’s own. There’s a wee bit of room to add a few more special things or treats, or you could always prop the lid next to it to add a bigger item like a stuffed animal. We use the same gigundous baskets each Easter, so had my boy not foiled my plan, it would have been the centerpiece of his basket….
Aaaahh Spring. It’s almost here. I know to many people, Spring represents new life - trees and plants slowly showing new growth, baby animals born, warmer weather and more opportunities for playing and exercising outdoors (read: kids go OUTSIDE which in itself is a new life for Mom!) and a time to clean up, clean out and reorganize house, home and life. That’s just what I’m getting ready to do.

















